Paul Kah is currently working as a professor in welding technology at the Department of Engineering Science, University West, Trollhättan, Sweden. Professor Kah's research focuses on welding technology and, more specifically, process control systems for optimization of arc welding processes for improved weld quality. Additional research interests include research in the application of artificial intelligence systems in gas metal arc processes as a way to meet welding challenges and improve systems integration, welding economy and quality, the weldability of high-strength steels, and aluminium and dissimilar welds. His scientific activity includes being a coordinator and researcher in academic scientific and industrial projects in research, technology transfer and education funded by national and international authorities. Prof Kah has established scientific collaborations with many universities in Africa, the EU and China. Prof. Kah has a large number of publications, which include more than a hundred scientific articles in Scopus and Web of Knowledge and other articles in peer-reviewed conference proceedings. Prof. Kah is a delegate in the International Institute of Welding (IIW) Commission XII and reviewer of the journal Welding in the World. Prof. Kah is the President of the Cameroon Welding Association, a member country of the International Institute of Welding IIW.

• 1. Gas Metal Arc Welding2. Robots in Arc Welding3. Sensors in Robotic GMA Welding4. Control of Welding Processes5. Modelling of the Welding Process6. Advancement in Intelligent Welding Systems7. Advanced Material Contribution Towards Effective Manufacturing8. Welding Safety Measures and Personal Training9. Summary10. Bibliography

"A well written book packed with valuable information and very well illustrated. The work updates previous publications on this subject and enhances the recognition of digital process control in GMAW.... This book brings together a summary of the currently available technology and is a convenient reference for end users and students." --John Norrish, Emeritus Professor, University of Wollongong

Paul Kah is currently working as a professor in welding technology at the Department of Engineering Science, University West, Trollhättan, Sweden. Professor Kah's research focuses on welding technology and, more specifically, process control systems for optimization of arc welding processes for improved weld quality. Additional research interests include research in the application of artificial intelligence systems in gas metal arc processes as a way to meet welding challenges and improve systems integration, welding economy and quality, the weldability of high-strength steels, and aluminium and dissimilar welds. His scientific activity includes being a coordinator and researcher in academic scientific and industrial projects in research, technology transfer and education funded by national and international authorities. Prof Kah has established scientific collaborations with many universities in Africa, the EU and China. Prof. Kah has a large number of publications, which include more than a hundred scientific articles in Scopus and Web of Knowledge and other articles in peer-reviewed conference proceedings. Prof. Kah is a delegate in the International Institute of Welding (IIW) Commission XII and reviewer of the journal Welding in the World. Prof. Kah is the President of the Cameroon Welding Association, a member country of the International Institute of Welding IIW.

• 1. Gas Metal Arc Welding2. Robots in Arc Welding3. Sensors in Robotic GMA Welding4. Control of Welding Processes5. Modelling of the Welding Process6. Advancement in Intelligent Welding Systems7. Advanced Material Contribution Towards Effective Manufacturing8. Welding Safety Measures and Personal Training9. Summary10. Bibliography

"A well written book packed with valuable information and very well illustrated. The work updates previous publications on this subject and enhances the recognition of digital process control in GMAW.... This book brings together a summary of the currently available technology and is a convenient reference for end users and students." --John Norrish, Emeritus Professor, University of Wollongong

Paul Kah is currently working as a professor in welding technology at the Department of Engineering Science, University West, Trollhättan, Sweden. Professor Kah's research focuses on welding technology and, more specifically, process control systems for optimization of arc welding processes for improved weld quality. Additional research interests include research in the application of artificial intelligence systems in gas metal arc processes as a way to meet welding challenges and improve systems integration, welding economy and quality, the weldability of high-strength steels, and aluminium and dissimilar welds. His scientific activity includes being a coordinator and researcher in academic scientific and industrial projects in research, technology transfer and education funded by national and international authorities. Prof Kah has established scientific collaborations with many universities in Africa, the EU and China. Prof. Kah has a large number of publications, which include more than a hundred scientific articles in Scopus and Web of Knowledge and other articles in peer-reviewed conference proceedings. Prof. Kah is a delegate in the International Institute of Welding (IIW) Commission XII and reviewer of the journal Welding in the World. Prof. Kah is the President of the Cameroon Welding Association, a member country of the International Institute of Welding IIW.

• 1. Gas Metal Arc Welding2. Robots in Arc Welding3. Sensors in Robotic GMA Welding4. Control of Welding Processes5. Modelling of the Welding Process6. Advancement in Intelligent Welding Systems7. Advanced Material Contribution Towards Effective Manufacturing8. Welding Safety Measures and Personal Training9. Summary10. Bibliography

"A well written book packed with valuable information and very well illustrated. The work updates previous publications on this subject and enhances the recognition of digital process control in GMAW.... This book brings together a summary of the currently available technology and is a convenient reference for end users and students." --John Norrish, Emeritus Professor, University of Wollongong